Axis & Allies

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Axis & Allies, and any other strategy-based game he can find.

Oh, wow, okay.

I'm more of a role play type gamer.

Is that a board game?

Axis & Allies.

I, I know that one.

Uh.

And oh, by the way, he's really good at kind of high-level strategy.

He loves playing Axis and Allies and Risk, loves to read on the weekends.

And then you have person X who's very gregarious and outgoing and X, Y, or Z thing.

Well, how do Ben and person X interact? Well, you can imagine a world in which it's not just about putting Ben in the same, same q-squadron because he's a body, but like how does this, how does this interactive team work together, uh, across the whole? If you can have the quantum of data of a digital human that has characteristics about their performance, about their skills and whatever, you can, you can do the macro level aggregation.

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Axis & Allies.

Yeah, that's a one-person game too, 'cause the other person died from waiting you, for you to take your turn.

Holy shit.

Oh, is it? [laughs]

Axis & Allies is one of those games.

Didn't it break some kind of Guinness...

Somebody'd have to clue me in, but I thought it broke some kind of world record for being the longest tabletop game session in existence.

That is a great game.

And so it, it's kind of like there, there's a, there's a piece of me that's like, "I'm hungry to experience more." And I've played Settlers of Catan, and I've, uh, I think I tried Axis & Allies once, but I think that was a bit much.

That's intense.

Yeah.

[laughs]

Axis & Allies, I actually have a group of friends out in BC who play Axis & Allies every November 11th.

Oh.

Oh, wow.